Les meilleurs événements de la ville Honolulu. Visite partagée de la nourriture et de la cascade à Honolulu commander (réserver en ligne) tickets.afisha.life. In my experience living in Hawai’i, I have found that the flavors from the food taste more intense and I think this is down to two factors — one being the island's sun and the other being the rich dark volcanic soil

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Waialua Estate Coffee and Chocolate

We will take you to Waialua’s best-kept secret, home of the island’s best coffee and chocolate farm. Taste 100% cacao nibs all the way down to 38% chocolate along with flavored peanut butter coffee samples and much more.

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Oahu's North Shore

Our second stop brings us to the Macadamia Nut farm where we can try many different flavors of Macadamia Nuts learn about the industry and see many local and hand made products for sale.

3

Waimea Waterfall

Waimea Falls, also known as Waihi Falls, is one of the more accessible falls on Oahu with an impressive 45-foot waterfall. Located within Waimea Valley, it is a unique Hawaiian botanical garden within a significant cultural and archaeological site. There is an optional shuttle service for the very young or elderly so they can also enjoy the falls. The ¾ mile hike is mostly flat and fully paved. A visit to Waimea Falls is very much a cultural experience if you take the time to relax and enjoy the surroundings or simply bathe in the falls and feel rejuvenated.

4

Haleiwa

After working up an appetite our guide will take you to a collection of the island’s best food trucks and local eateries nestled in the historic surf and sugar plantation town in Haleiwa. Our guides will take the time to explain what each food truck or eatery is known for and their signature dish. Whether you are a fish, meat, vegetarian or vegan we have you covered. The food trucks we explore are known for the best butter garlic, spicy shrimp, ahi poke bowls, tacos, Thai flavors, kalbi beef, flatbreads, acai Bowls, and much more.

5

Oahu's North Shore

No food tour is complete without trying a little alcohol…So on our final stop, we will be showcasing one of the best rum distilleries in the world so you can learn how the native Hawaiian sugar cane is distilled into one of the finest agricole rums in the world. You will be comparing their white and aged rums side by side. Native Hawaiian sugarcane thrived 800 years before the plantations ever existed. Experience heirloom varieties again. Hand-harvested and pressed to juice. These heirloom canes are distilled to perfection. The result is one of the world’s finest pure cane rums.

6

Waialua Estate Coffee and Chocolate

We will take you to Waialua’s best-kept secret, home of the island’s best coffee and chocolate farm. Taste 100% cacao nibs all the way down to 38% chocolate along with flavored peanut butter coffee samples and much more.

7

Oahu's North Shore

Our second stop brings us to the Macadamia Nut farm where we can try many different flavors of Macadamia Nuts learn about the industry and see many local and hand made products for sale.

8

Waimea Waterfall

Waimea Falls, also known as Waihi Falls, is one of the more accessible falls on Oahu with an impressive 45-foot waterfall. Located within Waimea Valley, it is a unique Hawaiian botanical garden within a significant cultural and archaeological site. There is an optional shuttle service for the very young or elderly so they can also enjoy the falls. The ¾ mile hike is mostly flat and fully paved. A visit to Waimea Falls is very much a cultural experience if you take the time to relax and enjoy the surroundings or simply bathe in the falls and feel rejuvenated.

9

Haleiwa

After working up an appetite our guide will take you to a collection of the island’s best food trucks and local eateries nestled in the historic surf and sugar plantation town in Haleiwa. Our guides will take the time to explain what each food truck or eatery is known for and their signature dish. Whether you are a fish, meat, vegetarian or vegan we have you covered. The food trucks we explore are known for the best butter garlic, spicy shrimp, ahi poke bowls, tacos, Thai flavors, kalbi beef, flatbreads, acai Bowls, and much more.

10

Oahu's North Shore

No food tour is complete without trying a little alcohol…So on our final stop, we will be showcasing one of the best rum distilleries in the world so you can learn how the native Hawaiian sugar cane is distilled into one of the finest agricole rums in the world. You will be comparing their white and aged rums side by side. Native Hawaiian sugarcane thrived 800 years before the plantations ever existed. Experience heirloom varieties again. Hand-harvested and pressed to juice. These heirloom canes are distilled to perfection. The result is one of the world’s finest pure cane rums.

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Café et chocolat du domaine Waialua

Nous vous emmènerons dans le secret le mieux gardé de Waialua, qui abrite la meilleure ferme de café et de chocolat de l'île. Goûtez aux éclats de cacao à 100 % jusqu'au chocolat à 38 %, ainsi qu'aux échantillons de café au beurre de cacahuète aromatisé et bien plus encore.

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La côte nord d'Oahu

Notre deuxième arrêt nous amène à la ferme de noix de macadamia où nous pouvons essayer de nombreuses saveurs différentes de noix de macadamia, en apprendre davantage sur l'industrie et voir de nombreux produits locaux et fabriqués à la main à vendre.

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Cascade de Waimea

Waimea Falls, également connue sous le nom de Waihi Falls, est l'une des chutes les plus accessibles d'Oahu avec une impressionnante chute d'eau de 45 pieds. Situé dans la vallée de Waimea, c'est un jardin botanique hawaïen unique au sein d'un important site culturel et archéologique. Il existe un service de navette optionnel pour les plus jeunes ou les plus âgés afin qu'ils puissent également profiter des chutes. La randonnée de ¾ mile est principalement plate et entièrement pavée. Une visite aux chutes de Waimea est vraiment une expérience culturelle si vous prenez le temps de vous détendre et de profiter des environs ou simplement de vous baigner dans les chutes et de vous sentir rajeuni.

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Haleiwa

Après avoir ouvert l'appétit, notre guide vous emmènera dans une collection des meilleurs food trucks et restaurants locaux de l'île nichés dans la ville historique de surf et de plantation de sucre à Haleiwa. Nos guides prendront le temps de vous expliquer ce pour quoi chaque food truck ou restaurant est connu et leur plat signature. Que vous soyez poisson, viande, végétarien ou végétalien, nous avons ce qu'il vous faut. Les food trucks que nous explorons sont connus pour le meilleur beurre à l'ail, les crevettes épicées, les bols ahi poke, les tacos, les saveurs thaïlandaises, le bœuf kalbi, les pains plats, les bols d'açaï et bien plus encore.

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La côte nord d'Oahu

Aucune visite gastronomique n'est complète sans essayer un peu d'alcool… Ainsi, lors de notre dernier arrêt, nous présenterons l'une des meilleures distilleries de rhum au monde afin que vous puissiez apprendre comment la canne à sucre hawaïenne indigène est distillée dans l'un des meilleurs rhums agricoles de le monde. Vous comparerez leurs rhums blancs et vieillis côte à côte. La canne à sucre hawaïenne indigène a prospéré 800 ans avant que les plantations n'existent. Découvrez à nouveau les variétés anciennes. Récolté à la main et pressé en jus. Ces cannes anciennes sont distillées à la perfection. Le résultat est l'un des meilleurs rhums de canne pure au monde.

16

Waialua Estate Coffee and Chocolate

We will take you to Waialua’s best-kept secret, home of the island’s best coffee and chocolate farm. Taste 100% cacao nibs all the way down to 38% chocolate along with flavored peanut butter coffee samples and much more.

17

Oahu's North Shore

Our second stop brings us to the Macadamia Nut farm where we can try many different flavors of Macadamia Nuts learn about the industry and see many local and hand made products for sale.

18

Waimea Waterfall

Waimea Falls, also known as Waihi Falls, is one of the more accessible falls on Oahu with an impressive 45-foot waterfall. Located within Waimea Valley, it is a unique Hawaiian botanical garden within a significant cultural and archaeological site. There is an optional shuttle service for the very young or elderly so they can also enjoy the falls. The ¾ mile hike is mostly flat and fully paved. A visit to Waimea Falls is very much a cultural experience if you take the time to relax and enjoy the surroundings or simply bathe in the falls and feel rejuvenated.

19

Haleiwa

After working up an appetite our guide will take you to a collection of the island’s best food trucks and local eateries nestled in the historic surf and sugar plantation town in Haleiwa. Our guides will take the time to explain what each food truck or eatery is known for and their signature dish. Whether you are a fish, meat, vegetarian or vegan we have you covered. The food trucks we explore are known for the best butter garlic, spicy shrimp, ahi poke bowls, tacos, Thai flavors, kalbi beef, flatbreads, acai Bowls, and much more.

20

Oahu's North Shore

No food tour is complete without trying a little alcohol…So on our final stop, we will be showcasing one of the best rum distilleries in the world so you can learn how the native Hawaiian sugar cane is distilled into one of the finest agricole rums in the world. You will be comparing their white and aged rums side by side. Native Hawaiian sugarcane thrived 800 years before the plantations ever existed. Experience heirloom varieties again. Hand-harvested and pressed to juice. These heirloom canes are distilled to perfection. The result is one of the world’s finest pure cane rums.

21

Waialua Estate Coffee and Chocolate

We will take you to Waialua’s best-kept secret, home of the island’s best coffee and chocolate farm. Taste 100% cacao nibs all the way down to 38% chocolate along with flavored peanut butter coffee samples and much more.

22

Oahu's North Shore

Our second stop brings us to the Macadamia Nut farm where we can try many different flavors of Macadamia Nuts learn about the industry and see many local and hand made products for sale.

23

Waimea Waterfall

Waimea Falls, also known as Waihi Falls, is one of the more accessible falls on Oahu with an impressive 45-foot waterfall. Located within Waimea Valley, it is a unique Hawaiian botanical garden within a significant cultural and archaeological site. There is an optional shuttle service for the very young or elderly so they can also enjoy the falls. The ¾ mile hike is mostly flat and fully paved. A visit to Waimea Falls is very much a cultural experience if you take the time to relax and enjoy the surroundings or simply bathe in the falls and feel rejuvenated.

24

Haleiwa

After working up an appetite our guide will take you to a collection of the island’s best food trucks and local eateries nestled in the historic surf and sugar plantation town in Haleiwa. Our guides will take the time to explain what each food truck or eatery is known for and their signature dish. Whether you are a fish, meat, vegetarian or vegan we have you covered. The food trucks we explore are known for the best butter garlic, spicy shrimp, ahi poke bowls, tacos, Thai flavors, kalbi beef, flatbreads, acai Bowls, and much more.

25

Oahu's North Shore

No food tour is complete without trying a little alcohol…So on our final stop, we will be showcasing one of the best rum distilleries in the world so you can learn how the native Hawaiian sugar cane is distilled into one of the finest agricole rums in the world. You will be comparing their white and aged rums side by side. Native Hawaiian sugarcane thrived 800 years before the plantations ever existed. Experience heirloom varieties again. Hand-harvested and pressed to juice. These heirloom canes are distilled to perfection. The result is one of the world’s finest pure cane rums.

26

Waialua Estate Coffee and Chocolate

We will take you to Waialua’s best-kept secret, home of the island’s best coffee and chocolate farm. Taste 100% cacao nibs all the way down to 38% chocolate along with flavored peanut butter coffee samples and much more.

27

Oahu's North Shore

Our second stop brings us to the Macadamia Nut farm where we can try many different flavors of Macadamia Nuts learn about the industry and see many local and hand made products for sale.

28

Waimea Waterfall

Waimea Falls, also known as Waihi Falls, is one of the more accessible falls on Oahu with an impressive 45-foot waterfall. Located within Waimea Valley, it is a unique Hawaiian botanical garden within a significant cultural and archaeological site. There is an optional shuttle service for the very young or elderly so they can also enjoy the falls. The ¾ mile hike is mostly flat and fully paved. A visit to Waimea Falls is very much a cultural experience if you take the time to relax and enjoy the surroundings or simply bathe in the falls and feel rejuvenated.

29

Haleiwa

After working up an appetite our guide will take you to a collection of the island’s best food trucks and local eateries nestled in the historic surf and sugar plantation town in Haleiwa. Our guides will take the time to explain what each food truck or eatery is known for and their signature dish. Whether you are a fish, meat, vegetarian or vegan we have you covered. The food trucks we explore are known for the best butter garlic, spicy shrimp, ahi poke bowls, tacos, Thai flavors, kalbi beef, flatbreads, acai Bowls, and much more.

30

Oahu's North Shore

No food tour is complete without trying a little alcohol…So on our final stop, we will be showcasing one of the best rum distilleries in the world so you can learn how the native Hawaiian sugar cane is distilled into one of the finest agricole rums in the world. You will be comparing their white and aged rums side by side. Native Hawaiian sugarcane thrived 800 years before the plantations ever existed. Experience heirloom varieties again. Hand-harvested and pressed to juice. These heirloom canes are distilled to perfection. The result is one of the world’s finest pure cane rums.

31

Waialua Estate Coffee and Chocolate

We will take you to Waialua’s best-kept secret, home of the island’s best coffee and chocolate farm. Taste 100% cacao nibs all the way down to 38% chocolate along with flavored peanut butter coffee samples and much more.

32

Oahu's North Shore

Our second stop brings us to the Macadamia Nut farm where we can try many different flavors of Macadamia Nuts learn about the industry and see many local and hand made products for sale.

33

Waimea Waterfall

Waimea Falls, also known as Waihi Falls, is one of the more accessible falls on Oahu with an impressive 45-foot waterfall. Located within Waimea Valley, it is a unique Hawaiian botanical garden within a significant cultural and archaeological site. There is an optional shuttle service for the very young or elderly so they can also enjoy the falls. The ¾ mile hike is mostly flat and fully paved. A visit to Waimea Falls is very much a cultural experience if you take the time to relax and enjoy the surroundings or simply bathe in the falls and feel rejuvenated.

34

Haleiwa

After working up an appetite our guide will take you to a collection of the island’s best food trucks and local eateries nestled in the historic surf and sugar plantation town in Haleiwa. Our guides will take the time to explain what each food truck or eatery is known for and their signature dish. Whether you are a fish, meat, vegetarian or vegan we have you covered. The food trucks we explore are known for the best butter garlic, spicy shrimp, ahi poke bowls, tacos, Thai flavors, kalbi beef, flatbreads, acai Bowls, and much more.

35

Oahu's North Shore

No food tour is complete without trying a little alcohol…So on our final stop, we will be showcasing one of the best rum distilleries in the world so you can learn how the native Hawaiian sugar cane is distilled into one of the finest agricole rums in the world. You will be comparing their white and aged rums side by side. Native Hawaiian sugarcane thrived 800 years before the plantations ever existed. Experience heirloom varieties again. Hand-harvested and pressed to juice. These heirloom canes are distilled to perfection. The result is one of the world’s finest pure cane rums.

Visite partagée de la nourriture et de la cascade à Honolulu

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